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This is kind of a stupid question, but is there a way to format a csv
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This is kind of a stupid question, but is there a way to format a csv
file so that when imported to OO.o there can be several sheets and is
there a way to force some formatting.
AFAIK: The answer is no.
The reason for asking
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We are a company with 120 - 150 employees.
For some employees (5-10) we need to have open office portable.
As Mr. Feldman wrote
spreadsheet is reasonably portable.
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I was just wondering how to change tjhe bullet style for individual
lines. For instance, I have a list using boxes, (in a checklist), and I
want to change the bullet style just for the single item. It tends to
change not only the selected line, but those following.
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a true comma delimited file, you could use a simple bash
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), and what version of OpenOffice. I've found that
opening an Excel document that is opened by another person will come up
as read-only or if the Linux permissions and ownership on the document
do not give you write privilege you can get a doc in read only.
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able to see the session manager you are ok, if not, check your
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will be using OO.o 2.4.1 or 3.0 but we will update to 3.0 when it
is officially released.
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, True BASIC was a product developed by
Professors Kemeny and Kurtz who were the originators of BASIC in the
first place.
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or a virus.
You may want to contact the issuer of this installer to obtain a new copy.
It may be possible to skip this check using the /NCRC command line switch
(NOT RECOMMENDED)
Are you downloading from http://www.openoffice.org/.
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an OO.o document, I was
wondering if there is a good document that compares OO.o basic to VBA.
My premise at work is that the document must be available as an OO.o
document because Excel does not run under Linux.
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provide installation DVDs. But,
Canonical (Ubuntu's parent company) maintains full archives of many of
the products that might not be available on the CDs. And, this is also
true on other Linux distros.
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HP's special templates.
the only issues I currently have is in my time sheet and converting an
Excel VBA macro to OO BASIC macro which is not a fault, just a
difference.
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that exists on an Excel spreadsheet?
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things to their ends.
The industry leader is ALWAYS the dog wagging the tail.
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, Messiah
Yeah, well religion's a big delusion anyway. It's all nonsense.
The people on this list are diverse, and one's religion (or lack of)
should be inappropriate for a discussion here.
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particular case, every macro I have must be
compatible with Excel. There are a lot of sites out there that have
examples and tutorials for Excel macros.
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On one sheet I have a monthly column of numbers where only the end of
the year is populated (for 50 years), as an example
A B
7/31/2007 0
8/31/2007
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Speaking of 64-bit builds, I still have not been able to locate a build
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have never shipped with a
Microsoft operating system.
This is true, and all of the recent Macs run OSX which is a BSD Unix
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, unfortunately, many chipmakers ignore Linux
when they create their drivers requiring the Linux community to catch
up. Usually this can take about 6 months,
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pages for NDISWrapper do not
even mention this option. This may be why you were not able to install
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Expertise
Centers.
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under WINE:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=168711
Also IBM's ViaVoice is available on Linux, but it is relatively old.
There is a petition to get Nuance to port Dragon Naturally Speaking to
Linux.
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a very useful site,
http://www.angelfire.com/biz7/julian_s/julian/julians_macros.htm, but I
probably will have a need to learn VBA scripting with my company's
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I need a function to find the lowest of a fixed value and a cell.
SMALL(range;n) is not what I need.
something like =if(150 = $a$1;150;$a$1)
I could use this, but I'm looking for something cleaner.
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Jerry Feldman wrote:
I need a function to find the lowest of a fixed value and a cell.
SMALL(range;n) is not what I need.
something like =if(150 = $a$1;150;$a$1)
I could use this, but I'm looking for something
then the next column is sorted. The value
in YO is 2, and that goes higher than QO. There is no further
ambiguity, so sorting does not proceed to colN at all. In this example,
calc did the correct thing. (As would the Linux sort(1) command).
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, but also in terms of style.
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of columns I need to
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Hi Jerry,
If you insert rows or cells from 200 down to 300, the formula will change to
reflect the new position of A200.
tc
Jerry Feldman wrote:
If I have a column of numbers, say A1 to A200 and a =SUM(A1:A200
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... but what if I want to add 400 rows, In the real spreadsheet I
have I need to extend the sheet by 400 rows. Insert rows or cells
would require a lot of work
certainly have used OpenOffice as we actually did in a
subsequent project which was started (if I recall) after 2.0 came out.
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. The downside could
be that they could try to subvert ODF. But, being an optimist, I don't
think OOXML is important enough for Microsoft to push through,
especially with many countries unhappy about the OOXML issues. It comes
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thing occurs on the same sheet with the Windows version.
I was wondering if anyone else has experienced this, and if so, is it
better on 3.0 beta?
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I have a spreadsheet that has about 10 sheets. When starting up it
reports that it has links to other files
, or
you are trying to read it from a share.
What version of Open Office also.
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Here is a macro that I hard coded to increment a value in cell D2. I
must admit that I found something similar online, but I need to start
to learn OO.o macro languages
, standards do tend to
lag technology.
(I used to make a living converting Burroughs COBOL to IBM COBOL :-)
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to increment a value in cell D2. I
must admit that I found something similar online, but I need to start
to learn OO.o macro languages in the next few weeks.
Sub Incd2()
mynum = Range(d2) + 1
Range(d2) = mynum
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If SUN, IBM etc., starts behaving like MSFT,
Actually, MSFT is behaving like IBM did 30 or 40 years ago.
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port, but I think that Dotan did post a very
relevant statement.
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in A1. But, I'm just looking for some ideas. I'm
good at C++ code, but a novice on spreadsheets even though I bought my
first Visicalc directly from Dan Bricklin.
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On Fri, 23 May 2008 09:43:43 -0400
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I have a spreadsheet whose depth depends on an actuarial table. So, for
an example I have a sheet that extends for 10 years, with each row
representing a month:
Row Dateperiod time
115/23/2008 1
want, how about in
tools/customize, create a button in the toolbar, and tie it to a macro.
Or, write a macro with a button in a cell. As I mentioned previously, I
am a relatively inexperienced spreadsheet person, but I think you can
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I have a calc sheet with a cell who's natural-number content must be
incremented ++1 several times
because it fully complies
with the relevant Internet standards.
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with the signature set up as an
attachment. If you check my previous messages, if they show up that
way, that would be the case. You can install an addition to Outlook
that will allow you to handle digitally signed message. This message is
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to say
on this, but no time, just a few thoughts.
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currency battle goes back hundreds of years.
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Note that the New York Stock Exchange continued
money was issued by the
Bank of the United States and some states and even corporations.
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Not quite. It's only 10. There's 8 data bits, one start and one stop
bit. Perhaps you're thinking of the old 5
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The number 71.08929399 is what is actually in the .xls spreadsheet
Actually, that is not exactly true. The number in the physical cell is
a binary 64-bit floating point number.
I think James answered your question about
it back. It is
very simply to fix. I'll try to reduce the size of the spreadsheet
(contains 17 sheets) and issue a bugzilla later on.
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That should read It doesn't change anything on the receiver...
Agreed. It only really means something to the modems themselves.
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Note that the New York Stock Exchange continued to trade in 1/8ths of
a dollar until just a few years ago.
Let's bring back pieces of 8 :-)
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In an excel spreadsheet I am encountering a strange error where I have
a correct formula in a cell, in this case L190 contains:
=difdate($F$4;$K190;y)+1 and yields Err:522, yet all other cells
between L11 and L201
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That should read It doesn't change anything on the receiver...
Agreed. It only really means something
, but it does not describe how to convert a number
of cells into hyperlinks. Certainly, I can edit each cell individually
and use the hyperlink dialog. What I want to do is to select a number of
cells containing email addresses and be able to turn the hyperlink on
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And a Nybble is 4 bits. And, at least among chip makers' assemblers, a
word is 16 bits, a longword is 32-bits and a quadword is 64-bits.
But, in asynchronous serial data communications (eg. modem) it takes
10.5 bits to send a byte :-)
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cable modem that usually measures about 4 to 6Mbps.
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Windows users had to use a command line utility to zip and unzip
compressed archives.
And, both Fedora and SuSE (and Ubuntu) can run a KDE, GNOME, or
alternative desktop.
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snapshot build...
No word in the release if this will include both RPM and DEB file formats?
Anyone know when or if OO.o will be released for the IA64.
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Drew Jensen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From an announcement on the GULLFoss blog today
http://blogs.sun.com/GullFOSS/entry/openoffice_org_builds_for_linux
?
Instead of Microsoft Office...
It's license is GPL meaning that even for commercial use on Windows it
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Open Office is FREE. www.openoffice.org
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, but I had to set security to low. I didn't see if there
was a way in Excel to properly sign a macro to where I could use it on
OO.o without reducing security. In this particular case it does not
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convert this to a macro that can be used in both Excel and
OO.o, it may be better than using =int(yearfrac()).
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On 04/22/2008 11:32 AM, Jerry Feldman wrote:
On Tue, 22 Apr 2008 15:39:06 +0100
Brian Barker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If I understand your needs correctly, try (in Calc):
=INT(YEARFRAC($A$1;$B1;1))
The YEARFRAC
allows you to view mail on the
server although I have not used either POP3 or IMAP since I use
fetchmail to grab my email on Linux, so claws is only local.
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. At the time I moved my email to Linux, I was dual
booting, and I wrote a C program to convert the Pegasus mail format
files (at that time Pegasus used its own format) to mh (mh uses a
directory structure as folders with 1 message per file).
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On Tue, 22 Apr 2008 06:58:28 +0100
Brian Barker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 13:08 21/04/2008 -0400, Jerry Feldman wrote:
I routinely take Excel spreadsheets and convert them to Calc. The
spreadsheets are functional specifications for a product I am
working on. The problem
On Tue, 22 Apr 2008 14:06:55 +0100
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On 22 Apr 2008 at 8:51, Jerry Feldman wrote:
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A number of years ago (probably about 10) I exchanged some email with
David Harris on this. When I moved from Windows to Linux as my primary
desktop platform, I used
Excel and Calc. I had asked this question in a few different
listservs, possibly even this one. And, 2 of my coworkers are
PHD/Actuaries. Not one other person mentioned yearfrac().
Now comes the hard part, getting my coworker to replace the datedif
formulae with yearfrac.
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, such as Pegasus, Thunderbird, Eudora, Evolution,
claws, etc.
I would much rather have the OO.o team focus on the major office
components than to dilute their resources on another project.
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in the company only
use Excel so we do need to maintain the document in MS .xls format.
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Microsoft Windows
Mail (looks like on Vista). I looked at the header of the message I
received from Mark and everything looked clean. He is using Thunderbird
on Windows.
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editing the resultant file. Again, not an OO.o problem since
Excel does the same.
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Brian Barker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 15:34 12/09/2007 -0400, Jerry Feldman wrote:
While generating a CSV, Calc generates some quotes where (I believe)
Excel does not.
A short example is this is part of the input file, in this case a csv:
Input CSV
a home-grown one that would cost about
$3000 per store ($2000 savings * 1000 stores). And at the time, we got
wonderful support from IBM.
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a home-grown one that would cost about
$3000 per store ($2000 savings * 1000 stores). And at the time, we got
wonderful support from IBM.
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not like
the quotes. But, the resultant file does require some editing because
neither Excel nor Calc generates the dates in the needed format:
/mm/dd. Swedish comes close with -mm-dd, but again the tool
likes the forward slashes.
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Perrin, Scott R. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
If I'm using Office Open on Linux and Mac, is it easy to convert them
into other formats like PDF .Doc?
Yes. You can export to PDF or save as in Microsoft formats.
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as a result of the recent
issues in Europe.
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Standard. In MS Word, .docx files are
OOXML.
Note that Groklaw is a web site that tends to focus on legal issues
around OpenSource.
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media. The MSFT fonts should have been on them. It is
better in Linux to use the RPMs available for your distro.
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with your ISP. I suggest you restart the download and
try to monitor it.
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